Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians
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"minobimaatizid"
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Peter Christensen Health Center provides a comprehensive care designed to help you manage your health in the most convenient way possible. Care is provided to the Lac Du Flambeau Community, Vilas, Oneida, and Iron counties. Our industry-recognized approach to coordinated care guides our focus in clinical excellence.
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To be a leader in Excellence, meeting community members needs through coordinated, patient-centered, comprehensive health and wellness service that includes education, collaboration and patient sensitivity.
Peter Christensen Health Center will continue to grow, offering a wide variety of high-quality, integrated services and competent professionals as defined by the patient that meets the needs of our community in a patient-centered and collaborative system.
Lac du Flambeau’s Chippewa Health Center was established around 1976-1977 after the passage of the 638 law entitled the Indian Self-Determination Education & Assistance Act (ISDEAA, 1975) which allowed local decision-making for Tribes like Lac du Flambeau. The Chippewa Health Center was originally located in the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Center for government and was eventually named Peter Christensen Health Center (PCHC) before moving to its’ current location in 2008 with the construction of a new facility.
